When using Linux Mint in LiveCD, mouse-scrolling over the workspace-swticher will change the active workspace.
However after installation and the installation of the restricted drivers, I am unable to change active workspace using the mouse-scroll.
Have to click on the specific workspace in the workspace-switcher to change it.
Where/How can I re-enable the mouse-scrolling to change active workspace?
Mouse-scrolling to change active workspace.
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mich
Mouse-scrolling to change active workspace.
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Re: Mouse-scrolling to change active workspace.
Control Centre - Appearance - Visual Effects and set it to None.
I think it would have been set to 'None' before you installed the restricted driver, but a side effect of installing it is that that setting changes to 'Normal'.
I think it would have been set to 'None' before you installed the restricted driver, but a side effect of installing it is that that setting changes to 'Normal'.
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mich
Re: Mouse-scrolling to change active workspace.
Control Centre - Appearance - Visual Effects and set it to None does solve the issue,
however, then the other effects (e.g. translucent) would be all gone
however, then the other effects (e.g. translucent) would be all gone
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distrohopper
Re: Mouse-scrolling to change active workspace.
If you have effects enabled anyways, enable the desktop cube and rotate cube plugin, then you can simply press ctrl-alt, click anywhere on the screen and drag it.. you can also use ctrl-alt-left/right arrow keys to change workspaces. I know it's not the same.. but it's pretty darn easy.